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If it's for another, better job -- then no.
That could be considered a bridge burner...
You can do it, but be smart about it because you can usually explain away one short stint at a job on your resume but two looks pretty questionable should the next opp not be what you expected. Burning bridges is a risk but not guaranteed depending on reasons for leaving, how you spin it, and how easy you make the transition for the company you're leaving.
I saw someone leave after 1 month and a half.. 6 months isn't that bad
If you don't have an offer yet, I would suggest waiting a year. In my experience, it looks better to future employers
Not at all, just don't make a habit out of it and have a clear reason why.
Agree. With an offer you can always say that a better opportunity came your way after you accepted this gig, and you ended up leavin 6 months in
Maybe too soon, but it's not out of industry norm. Shortest stay at iProspect I've seen was 3 weeks, others a few months. Average tenure about a year.
Not if your next is going to be 3 years